agree with America putting the screw on, helping Ukraine as much as possible to force Putin into doing a deal.

I do think it's a sensible strategy. I think he's on the run. We saw that from Syria.

Quite extraordinary. The Russians didn't put up any kind of supportive fight for Assad.

All they've done is give him a safe haven't. I think it's traitorous,

though, to try to give a foreign nationals, Zelensky, a better negotiating footing or seat at the table,

not just against Putin, but also against the United States too. And by the way, where are the audits?

We haven't had any audits. So I'm all to talk about aid. But how do we actually know that any of this is actually going to the person.

Well, this $50 billion, as I understand it, like a lot of the other money, is a loan, which will, it's a loan, right?

So, Majaja, I mean, do you have a problem in some support?

But they're already working behind the scenes to make happen.

Let me Joe have a response. There's only one person called which our has. Yeah, I mean, I really think we should take a step back here, and I don't just mean it because

the left is essentially defending violent, homeless people who are attacking and harassing

Americans trying to abduct children.

But I mean the fact that this slippery slope logic chain that you're hearing right now is

why you saw two assassination attempts against President Donald J. Trump.

In other words, if you think or you disagree with someone's politics,

you are allowed to use outside the system change to try to effectuate

whatever goals you may deem appropriate for this country.

And by the way, this goes all the way to the top with Alvin Bragg and all the lawfare cases

that you saw against President Trump too, which, by the way, you want to talk about a waste of resources, how we need more police

officers in the train. Well, maybe they shouldn't have spent tens of millions of dollars prosecuting

President Donald J. Trump. And by the way, you want to talk about where New York City has said

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